The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-08-19
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marry tor money simply III \, : nag
more degrading ahd fool;ss \ y stN
woman to marry merely Fos IOr
thus showing herself saouty,
sacrifice all that is most san.l. .
woman tor what money ca S'eI .
How many a woman do va .au Ouy.
glng a rich, vulgar HUSBAND AZ . u'ag
who Is merely an appenda~s sOout
diamondsf How many an y aet
woman bushes for her EDUCATED
grawmarl Who shall pOr,S SOaads
more than Spartan endurans. IeaI
which these women hide ths VIII
despair which is preying upo 'u ,el1
vitalsi "With what parSo saelI
article will they blandly s%Ga
smile like that of st. Asnss a
stake. or like the SUNSHINE ~ Toe
Overlooking volcanor The s ~ ~
ings OF women who have m". ll,
uncOngenial men would FIJI voI %allea
The English aristocracy is f"T
this sort of thing. A preltv 'ula
tiOnless Lady Sarah mist ~,
money. How well Mrs. Oli ~an!
paints tue picture in her pos
''Ihe Ladies' Lindores p-ba "
gar, dreadful man Of whom his I Ii
cate wife is afraid, and who So.'
not Learn how to treat her. Inn, S "s'
has enjoyed the double trio" ny
of h%nmiliating the poor ariStoc,I'a
and seeing the dowager thrpst S''
elegant girl under his dleadfpl uosa
American parents have hasn
known TO force their daughters y
marry men they did not lave to'
money. We see their pale faces IL
the avenue. We have Amprie'n
mammals who call d~runkennsxs
''youtbtul escape" ulgarity, abon.
homie" aud RIGHTEOUSNESS @tIs
sowing of wild oats" il a man has
IA great deal of money. There iSn0
such golden mirror as money il
tranSmutes everything into yirtue
sometimes the money dis,
appears and The man remains: then
the un'Oving wife is, indeed, 10 b.
pluled, for matrimOny is A very hard
road To travel at the best. Som,
one has lately writtena funny tool.
SLOW to be HAPPY Though Mar.
Aud the man who has mar.
ried an heiIrSs who turns out 10
have no money, where is he'll Cal
.ulaiing Romeo must now work.
and work hard. Very few men who
have possessed a fortune, who lose
I late IN lite, Can make another our.
It is the man whose energies have
stimulated early by necessity
\ h0 makes the fortune, and il that
= lost can make anOlhtr. Dame
Necessity Is a great Sch0Ol-miSlreSs,
mt she can do little for Il calcnlat
NJ Romeo who has been diSap.
'Olnied. A ralculatins Romeo who
narries Il vulgar beirpss generally
.etS his punishment in this lie. He
will be perpeiuallN shocked with Der
MANNERS, her voice, her style Of
reSS. She may even labe him TO
Europe, 1irt with her eonrirr, and
With IA Freuch Marquis who
out TO be IA barber.
Snch is The worldly view OF the
larria2e question, such is the
latrimOnial money market, such is
ne calculating Romeo. Human
atuIe is not all vrnal. But we must
'cOghize Tho growing danger 1t
In America, where every
IAN has IA chance, where estate and
are not Inherited, We should
ave no such thing as he marriage
P cOnvenancr. Ii is, however, be.
'ming too much Il recognized iuSti.
On.
No dOuDt the human heart is The
in all agrs-fnyolOus, tragic,
.mantlc, selfish, cold, every thing
turns. There Will always be Tho
the lOve-mnrch, the mar.
age for money, but the last is the
Drst tor the republic.